
Contributos para a determinação dos elementos visuais mais relevantes da paisagem litoral da foz do Tejo
Sep 28, 2018 | Chapters, Publications

Contributos para a determinação dos elementos visuais mais relevantes da paisagem litoral da foz do Tejo
- Pedro Fidalgo
- A Paisagem Como Problema: Conhecer para Proteger, Gerir e Ordenar (Volume V)
- Pedro Fidalgo (Coord.)
- 2018
- Lisbon: Instituto de História Contemporânea
- Language: Portuguese
- ISBN: 978-989-98388-7-1
- Pages: 122-154
Based on the analysis of a sample of 81 points, implanted on a pre-defined analysis course, from which, at a given moment, was done the surrounding photographic record of the coastal landscape on the confluence of the Tagus with the Atlantic, was made un inventory of determinant visual elements. It was also established, based on the assessment of the surroundings of these points and considering a set of three preference factors – unity, diversity, and singularity – which of these points are presented as visually more important. The comparison of the obtained values, with the cartography of the surroundings of the points considered, and an analysis of the intervisibility relations between the points of the sample, allows to establish which of these should be considered as the most important, and the reasons that determine this relevance. The result also shows that the Atlantic Ocean presents itself as the most important visual component of the landscape under study.
Key-words:
Landscape; Coast; Atlantic; Assessment Methodology; Visual Elements
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Meeting dedicated to colonial legacies and future policies for heritage and museums, focusing on the impacts of the Portuguese presence in Sri Lanka. The Past to Come! Understanding
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Meeting dedicated to colonial legacies and future policies for heritage and museums, focusing on the impacts of the Portuguese presence in Sri Lanka.
The Past to Come!
Understanding colonial collections, Portuguese legacy in Sri Lanka and shaping future policies
This meeting is dedicated to colonial legacies and future policies for heritage and museums. It brings together international and national experts who have been engaged in in-depth discussions on colonial collections, the restitution of cultural objects, and new ways of addressing the legacy of colonialism in museum institutions. With a focus on historical memory, heritage justice, and collaborative methodologies, this event provides an opportunity to discuss the impacts of the Portuguese presence in Sri Lanka, the restitution of cultural property, and the future of museum policies in post-colonial contexts.
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15h00 | Opening
15h15 | Colonial collections and restitution – The international, the national, and the local | Jos van Beurden (Independent researcher; founder of Restitution Matters)
15h45 | Revisiting Portugal’s colonial period of Sri Lanka | Dilip Tambyrajah (Netherlands-Sri Lanka Foundation)
16h15 | Confronting Colonial Legacies in Museums – Transdisciplinary Methodologies | Elisabete Pereira (IHC — Universidade de Évora / IN2PAST)
16h45 | Debate
17h30 | Closing
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Alexandra Marques (IHC — University of Évora / IN2PAST)
Ana Temudo (IHC — University of Évora / IN2PAST / CITAR — UCP)
Elisabete Pereira (IHC — University of Évora / IN2PAST)
Maria Figueira (IHC — University of Évora / IN2PAST)
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